On 16 March 1898, Brighton-born artist Aubrey Beardsley died of tuberculosis at just 25 years of age. Much has been written about the latter part of his short life but, for local historians here in Brighton, his early years are … Continued
His Grace the Duke of Northumberland, has been three weeks or a month at Brighton under the care of Mr Smith, for the cure of the gout, by means of an apparatus, invented by that gentleman, upon the principle of … Continued
On 6 January 1794, The Sussex Weekly Advertiser reported that the people of Brighton had met to discuss an urgent public health issue. ‘…the inhabitants of Brighton, at a vestry held at the New Ship, on Friday last, decided against a … Continued
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